This intake assessment document contains sections for collecting a client's personal information, referral reason, medical and psychological history, family history, neurovegetative signs, relationships, occupational information, suicide assessment, risk level, developmental history, genetic issues, substance use, strengths, and a mental state exam. The psychologist will use this document to evaluate the client's presenting issues and determine appropriate treatment.
This intake assessment document contains sections for collecting a client's personal information, referral reason, medical and psychological history, family history, neurovegetative signs, relationships, occupational information, suicide assessment, risk level, developmental history, genetic issues, substance use, strengths, and a mental state exam. The psychologist will use this document to evaluate the client's presenting issues and determine appropriate treatment.
This intake assessment document contains sections for collecting a client's personal information, referral reason, medical and psychological history, family history, neurovegetative signs, relationships, occupational information, suicide assessment, risk level, developmental history, genetic issues, substance use, strengths, and a mental state exam. The psychologist will use this document to evaluate the client's presenting issues and determine appropriate treatment.
Psychologist: Supervisor: Notes: Referral Reason History - Onset - Recent events Previous diagnosis/treatment Family psyc history Medical history - Gen pract. - Medications Neurovegetative Signs - Sleep - Weight - Appetite - Energy - Motivation - Mood - Libido - Short term memory Genogram Relationships including family Parental history Occupation, education, income Suicide assessment - Risks - Protective fac. - Did you have any self-harm thoughts? Risk level Developmental history/major milestones Genetic issues Drug/alcohol use Strengths and resources Mental State Exam - Appearance - Behaviour - Relationship with examiner - Affect and mood - Thought processes - Thought content - Perceptual disturbances - Insight and judgement